Greco-Roman
Greek philosopher who believed that truth can be found in natural world
Martyr who chose religion of her emperor
Perpetua
Founder of Islam
Muhammed
Sculptor of the statue of David
Michaelangelo
Author of 95 Theses
Martin Luther
Macedonian figure who hellenized ancient world
Alexander the Great
Early church leader who was also the first bishop of Rome
Peter
Crowned king of Romans, started Christendom
Charlemagne
Time period or cultural enviornemnt where thinkers drew for inspiration
This invention led to start of reformation due to its ability to quickly copy the Bible
Gutenberg Printing Press
Greek figure who wrote the allegory of the cave
Plato
Term that officially ended persecution of Christians in Europe
Edict of Milan
Pandemic that wiped out a third of the population in Europe
Black Death
Constantinople
Act of supremacy issued by this king
King Henry VIII
Greek figure who brought Greece out of its age of darkness. Also a great poet
Homer
Founder of Monasticism who believed in reclusive life of extreme minimilism
St Anthony
Babylonian Captivity saw the pope be taken to this country
France
French soldier who showed her country an example of intense nationalism
Joan of Arc
Term describes the trial of Martin Luther
Diet of Worms
Greek term for city state
Polis
Augustine
Term that describes the fusing fusing of theology and Philosophy
Scholasticism
The Doctrine of Discovery was an agreement between these two nations
Spain and Portugal
Second generational reformer who advocated for Christians to follow their divine calling
John Calvin